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Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
ArI,sAr0ncas ,

~hs rAan who lives bag ond his N ssas
tc keep Up sppsaranc0s. or who prs-
fexseg to bs able TO do vhab 10 cannot
do. or vhc prsteads 70 know what he
doss rot know. or who npss q virtue
which he pcaeeEses net, woika very Rsfd
for very poor raIayns. H8 simply has
tho Ea..zrootion C. having dacsivsd q
few superficial peope for u longer or
shogssr t,ns, e1d having obtained from
them certain considerations that they
would raYtr hava bestowed with open
syes. Parhsps his family hap bean tol
Grated IN fashionable circles, or he hss
forcsd himeolf into soune oDics OF trust
and responsibility which as ha9 not the
ability TO fil, or Aas received nppla2se
and honor whIoh he kuows he does not
deserve. Theze ar5 the utmost results
for which he can hops In ratuzn for 81!
tbs lAb2r, pain, fear aud degradation to
which he has sahTittsl. Even tkose
can last bE. ahcrt time. The thin eiR.
guises no has ssaausd Will eoon be psn-
strated; tho ANAL ga,pa 90 has sStrao.'
ed will be wreslsi from him; bis pov.
erty OF pnIss or mind CT character will
be exposed, snd whatever real merit he
m ay pcasats will bS hurled beneath thu
ruins Of pra:easo. From suoh down
fall how Jew Sro gble TO rise to life o.
honest .aalisJ!
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
Esr1iEa YOuf Wigo.

PIaiSe yoac wifa, nap; for pity d sake
give ror litt'e es escours2ement; IL Won
hnrt her. She dce,a's expect 1t; it viii
make agr eyes opeu wider than tney
hsve for the last ton yaars; but 1t Will
do her eood fer oil that, and you, too.
Tnere nfe mery womsa To-day shirstirR q
for % VOID OF prs,n. md encouragement.
You know that :: the iioog Is clean labor
bns bsen performed 30 make 1t 40. You
know that II yea can take from 3our
drawer olscp shirt whs aaTor yea want
it sonsoody's apgess hsve toilaG. Why
don's yea come cat With ;s haaEiyr
why how pleasant yea mako things
look, wife, or az an OBLIGED to you 70,
taking 30 MUCH psina." II you gave
hun6 red asd s,x.isth part OK tho oom-
piimeRts you nlmoaS cboAsd them with
before they wsvo married; II yos would
stop the ha0inags about whom you are
xoipg TO have when number one 10 dead
Isuch thisgs wives laugh ut, bus they
link deep soEastir1ssS, fowcr wcmep
would seek far oihsr seSrcei Of happ.
eDy,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
A, q. n. m.

An enjoy able entertainment was
givsc unneT tbs auspices OF the unitsd
councils OF she Ancient Order OF An cri-
can Mechsn 10 Odd Fellows' Hall ca
Saturday evening. Tbs socissy svas
ably assisted by Its auxiliary, the
|"DAugaters OF Liberty." The autito-
rum was packed, and the audience
gave Ggps OF approval by load mp
p!anss. This program ipelndsd vocal
l m usic by double qusrsstts from Boot
4 M. E and the Elrss Prosostans M. p
lehuIohes, a sketch entitled "Matri
m orisl Advertisement" aud the "Olt
aud New" by a parry of ladies' aoc
sensl mon from Brtniyuins village
readings by Prot B.sseil. musioal seieo
| .ions by Mesers Wh,s,on b Co, skstss
| By tho Irwin Dramatic Association ant
reading by Mira. Stewart. Ths award
/! OF prizss to collectors OF monsy for .h.
mechanics vsre male as follow: In
dies gold watch, Susie l.. Mssl'cs
second priz,, Hattie Baldwin; t1i.I
pria,, Sa!lia Slaughter; gentlemen
silver wstch, Rs5.r. West; gold ring
Mamie Win.srs: second pr.zs, S,Gis 3
Raed ;3thtrd prizs, Annie Lack en-.
After ths awardihg Of prizas rsfresh
msrt ts were served. Music wan iaI
uIshsd by tho Haydn Amateur OEches
Itrz. TIE entertainment was q cr:dts I
tho mechanics.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
ssnn alnz Committees.

The following standing committees
have been appointed by William Boyce
Grand Sa:hem OF the Great Couno!! OF
DslN ware. L o. B. NJ:
Ssa.e OF ths Otder-B D. RlRgin,
Tribe No. ID; Dr.. John Palmer, No. 10;
4. A. 1uliin, No. 28; David o. R3se,
No. 8; ii. d. Miller, No. ID.
Constitution and Laus-E A. Van
Teump, No. 6; tho Rsv +, l. Crssmer,
No. ID; Edwin Hirst. No. 3; Chriatian
Spoerl, No. /; Elsey Shaw, No 8.
Financs-William Il. MoCsbs, No.
20; w. II. Taylor. No. 4; John l..
Thompson, No. 30; Madison b Smith,
No. IL; Aubrey vapdever, Eo. o.
, R1poxIs--Aaron ". ehaI. No, IL;
William T. Moore, No. 10, william ii.
tloulbourn, Nc. ", VIM. g. Hitcasns,
No. l3i John p. Johnson. No. 10
Appeals and Grisvan oes--G gorge E
Nen pie, No. z; Joshua NJ Clay ton, No.
! IL; Wm. II. Sutton, No. 8; IL. N. White,
No. 10; j. Il. Follonbsss, No 20.
Prinsipg-Gsorae e. Maris, No. 49,
George W. Sasso, No. 4; Thomas n. ii,
Moesiuger, Jr, No. IL; George IL
smith, No l5; Wa. M. Morris, No H.
Trustees have been appoint d 50 fol
ioRs: Joseph Durham, No. 8; W. w.
Hartman, No 4; Andrew Dstiina, No
a.; Wobs,er Richardson. No. 8; u. u
lions, No. 3.
The following Deputy Gsea. SAchemi
have also been appointed: r. John
II. Bilots, No. Is, for tribss Nos. II ,l5
i6, 10 aud 23; 2. g.. Wn R. Mooabs, O
No, 20, for Nos. 10, %, 81 snd any nov
tribes that may 10 instituted In KeE
ana BusseK Coun iias; Great SeDio, Sag
smors Il. y. Sheppard for all sribea II
lNov CaBtie County.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
SJAmDTGl Dnt LtQuO m.

READING, Nov. IT la = pablo and
popular plsos IN Realirg last evening,
several gentlemen, prominent iu the
councils Of Lna Republican party, di.
latsd upon th8 avGiia5,iisy OF oaudi
dates for the next kspnslican nomlaa-
ticn for Prs2.ders sal Wee PIosident.
A rewspapsr nau was informed BY
one OF tho Gsnuonsn 10 the confer suc %,
who IL suppoead TO hsvo sGme knoxl-
edge OF the political forecast, that In the
estimas:on OF Bsrss County Republi.
osps the most available candidate to be
nominated by the pexs Republican
National Convantiop would be:
For Prealdeat-J. Donnld Camerou,
OF Pennsy lvaria. For Vice Presidsnt--
Roeart 4 Lincoln, OF iliiuais.
Tho question ws9 oshed why these
gaal!enen 1o2la poese2s moro svaila.
biJty than aoy ether two Dsn
who niishs bs selected from ,he
Republican ranks In answer &C
this Inquiry tho sta5emsut VA
made that Cameron coRld uniss-
the existing ConSliDe Snd; Blaine
fActioea In tho State Of New York, ono
that this 'IIiasads would have an im
prrtan5 oeariag IN tbr othar dsbAsabis
StRsea, No far az tbs Republican party
In coUcafaad.
when ths question OF availability o
osnGiGste3 was ureor 6isslsyion sus o
the s2pAemea p7ceon. said that Rcbsr
T. Iilncoiu orsditahly nlled y Cabins
ofioo under tho 9SvfAd saminix.rn
ton; that he was man who roveI
banked upon bis fathers reputation, snt
| that hs waa man whom the natios
loved, honored ant revered to-day.
The geptlsman who uttered these re
| marks s2!d that tho next Republican Ma
tional Convention Ineant 5 peaceful Rsvo
lutior, Rnd with thaT promise II w0s!
win before The pscvlo.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
MY I'ICTpRE.
sgGLln wAT1s MyEr.

Cut thsrs Ia the 50 sde Of tho mspie.
rwo dnsr iittis Y glr's arc at PLAY;
Tho one 10 our own ltttlo Myrtle
The nther eur nefg hbEe sweet MtJ
They ieei not the nsss OF tho noontide,
1hsy bosj not tho fs Of the s.rsot,
Une csrsie.sly swings n the hAn o. o1s
Ono lies o. tho Hrasi at h Or fsot.
Tossed ,dy aeo1, 40 thar tro.uro,
toy pleIHrSoooks. tk ippiog ropaf balls,
Bright tea sets Of z I'D ban ie4 ohina,
WORK oasks4 ant all s0rts oil dolls
In babysosaS graps ead abandon.
thut sas fsom hot ta n'nor sky.
Thsso swset hints Of wonannOod" tilo
VnhsedtaS tho vo:tl passing ~.
They iis In the . ,si Rn3 tho shadow:
A10 thew lite 30 O.aa iial os,Dsl
Nooa holds for tism moth tag Tat iAuyh.cr--
- Might hS,ss for tnoa ao..mx but drsa ms
AND lsaty dus5tien Gi1 Arszsr.
Ths'r val ios tnanshT srong 70 kesp,
TIL nsm1rouB a!enes oafs.ds thoa,
fLey p)ta dir ava, iato sleep.
1 sit last !ssido OF ny window.
VITA needle ana thivobio and cars,
Ard visa wors PJes or paistoT.
To i'm 1ria9n p.ctors go fair.
Ihs background ot quivering lean sts.
Juyt stirred by the no0a's sulJry breath,
The whito robes aod gay -oslorei seshes,
Iho s.sen vsivot carpet beneath;
Tho httcr Of cist.away tsc,sura-
Their color Rod ouiine, 1 ween,
Hnvo ofssu bs N Sd bru IA Gnd pen n,;is;
Hut what OF tss soul Of this &c sneS
TnEL swstt, lubtio sslaetktnS that hold
them,
The rrsssnSs which warns yau away
The area. Arm xhtce seems 10 en- I'D tn
Whist color or H9sa cao por rAyt
y, Posil y, TaiKtst Tia useless,
fvuf tousa snly servss 10 uads,
fo9d moR,'ry aiOne ~ ust kssp !or ug
Tho fosns. Sud tho Sonl OF 1t. 700.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
The Rise In r1n.

During the last month the Nav York
metal e eSchangs has been In Gtste q
partial fusion, owing 10 the exclismen
caused by sharp advances In tin snc
copper In the former ths riss has teen
unprs eedentsd, Previous to October
the price of pot tin was from l3 TO asM
oents PSF pound. Now, owing chief,
20 q corner in tho London market. the
prios has reached % osnss, tho Aighss,
lit has bseu for neatly twenty years
Ton ysars ego II touched 25X cints
The question now IL how long t2s coz
nar can hold the prices up.
Tho speculative interest 10 tin is con
aued at the prseent time almost eniirsly
to the London market. but tho excite
Msa. here taa naturally bsea ver5
grcas during the riee In the meantime
1 a rnerica, which Ia tie largest coosG n1e'
Of the article, 10 obliged to pay cxo.bi
tant prices FOR what 1t has TO uss Bu
the price has reaoded q point tha
Eeens to friabtsn speculato,s, and
rsaction Is confidently looked for. on'
feature OF the rise Is that spot Tin !
from four TO ave oeuts higher than fn
tcrsr, showing conclusiveiy that tn
prlcs Is due mostly To uauipnlat!ca.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
Nadaa,y and 10 flaeasHs

an Wilmington ladies Of the induS
esial, wsliso do and upper olnssee Ia
proven In @ most simple and beautiful
yay, In tho fact that ono Of cur moot
OK pe.ienoed boot and shoe dealers, Mr
/ j. Nicholson, No 10S West Seventh
street, fnds Is y popular feature TO ksap
q kipd and obliG,ng y0uH z lady olerk.
II be- sells you shoes 10 be substautis
ssd durabls, yon will hnd them 70
While to please people Of very scant,
means he is Obliged to sell shoes ct u
pey pair for men, womon and youtts sll
the wsy down TO IS cents per pair for
|suallor folks, yet he tells then thsss
arc tho most expensive goods they can
buy, and that he prefers to sell them
au 5ssantlal and durable goods, Of which
be has large stock, as somewhat higs
or prices. He sells every variety ol
lsdiso', aents', you'h's. chilerea's and
iniauts' hoots, shoes, CATERS, slippers
aud makes to order Ths writer, " ht
10 one Of his patrons, has always founi
hts wovd good and mis- experiences ent
I'd vios exceed ingly valuable 20 the pur
cha agor.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
Notes fyo,n Tho UaatSry Go.

George Ksrnsn's ssocnd paper on tbs
present condition of Russia will appear
In the Dscembsr Century, and Ia ca
tislad "Prison Life Of the Erss!an
Revolutionist9 In th's paper MT
Ksnnsn explains uith great detail the
methods OF thu Russiap Govsrn nent Ia
the matter of the arrest and imp-lson
mont o.. the Rsvoiu tionists After
giving incidents OF the most heart
rendinR character. Mr.. Ksunan says
"Is 10 uos my purpose, in so.tinI forth
this and other similar fnots, to justif,
the policy Of tho 'tsrrorissS, nor to np
preve even By implication thc reeors ff
murder "a o meSns of tsmpsrin2 despos
ism; bat II is my purpose to explain, SO
far % can, certain morbid social phe
nomera."
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
I;yJI1 I[EI;; 4: :$;;:55 i,

xuAsfahnkSz kAnr<laa kSw@s . rch 81. Pal.
Pa. E4fe at once. NO operation or ousihesi
delay. 1hopsaras DI oursD AZ Heystouo
Bou' Q, Heading, Pa Snd Saturday each
month. scr d for ci ca AYs. Advice free.
Many appliances and treNtmenis for The cure
OF rupture are advertised, but IL cefiairly nun
be accepted as true that the most reitsble tesi-
Inony must come from people who are T. po-
sttion TO speak from eSperlcnoe. Following
OF sinIilnr character, received from peopls
july "a, 1877. This Is to certify that was
ruptured. Through Dr. J, b. Mayer tr,at,
his treatment. Joseph Wolf, Jastiee oil the
Peace. Csrksboro'. n. J.
Ny son was ruptured from birth untl years
olo. ! took him 30 doctors, tried many trns.es.
had him at hospitsls and AZ the University oi
Pennei si,n w1h no relief ,or1ns wrss asss s gu
Pbna., for treatment. no gave him ease a,
once and entirely cnred MIN, william Dix,
JnsepS sck,nnsy I so;ary %STn may -''n'
April ii, 1850. DIR. r. Mayer. DEAR SIR;
Many YEA ago received IA severe ruptnre;
once. Upon being examined by the BOARD OF
Physicians Of the United states Pension De.
psI,msn5 January O. 1885 trace ,nn Of ,9p,uts TO
your treatment, as l am entirely cured.
Yours A. o. sSs,er ~ ossen psila Phi rh's
aSk Lsinbadh itiSsash Ssa% p.S, Berss Co.,
John n wslsef. s6ss North isHTat FIN +. rhna.
IN. u. hhItunA, MN lhnbeoiui a. MAT.
| william w. Lee. i17 Frank ford ave. Ph,ta'
A. ID. Goldsworihv. Centraita. Solnubia q.
L o. q. Pipher. los South hird a., ilaadipg, ia
| Israelsandt- Main St., r0utb EahtoB. Pa,
MARTINS Huber Bird-in-iand, Pa.
u. ]. Dellett, 2l4 south Twolf b ~ FEEDING.
y. T. Benny, GOi South 9th ST.. Pbilo.
/ l., A. Hamilton, III FrsL kiln ST., PhilS.
Jacob q. Schaut. 9S2 n North Tenth ST., Phils.
J. q. Qulmby. 22j Pearl 81. Heading, Pa;
A. s. Kleinge ma, Limekilni Berks Co., Ia.
Ch. SIN tn, ala Greenwich st. Phils,
IL. q Lyme, s+6 y. 14th St., Harrisburg, Ia.
g. w. Watt, NoIristown. Pa.
ri. u. Hershey, Hershey House, harrisburg.
r. a Rossiter, FhoeaixyilIe, Pa.
/ =. Jones Philips, Kennttt Square, IA.
Thee dorc NAtthes ~ West YofE St. Phila,
j. Price, aYavsooro, Pat
| John ates, 424 Vine ST. Phra.
| A. II. McNaight, Les ttowr, Pa
r.. y. Teturck, ley Bsiks Co., Pa.
N. shoup, 4th 4 pingaman Sta, hesdiTT; Ia
IL. l. Rowe, stS Elm ~. Ree Ing, Ps.
fS. L. soov, Mautua, Gloucester Co., n. j.:
j. NJ, I.utZ, 9!6 West Hrntlns don ST., l'hiia.
". X. Ianennnwer g, FRirhillS st., phlla
| jacob Dambach, DR., 32l2 Lawrence 81, Phia
| T.. ter Burkbart, li53 Green ST., Reading, "a
| I'D. j. Sheesley. Steclton. Dauphin Co., Pa
| George lie hel' Go9i Reesa ST.. Phila.
j ohm II. Shea er, Yellow oute, Jerks co;
| refer you to any of the boye people, all o
! wnom are permanently cnrtd. send for cir
cular Sc, 10 man Office, h3i Arch ST.. ihlla
/ nl4-1m
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
FALL SUITS.

Gentlemen desiring their ctotaes 10 at
"a nicely and perfectly as pos.ible can hs
euits d BY Mr. James Harding, Merchant
Tailor, No. Sl8 French street. Patrons OF
Mr.. Harding, who are among orr proma.
nens and influential ci izens, have exs
pressed themselves as excsedingiy com.
Portable and greatly pleased with the nsaa
ct OF their garments, which ars always
made n the latest t'ylc. French, Eng
lish and cashmere cuttings and cloths
all kinds, OF the latest styles, nTe sssays
on hsrd. As cool weataer and bus7
times arc now tast spproachirg, gentls-
men should cal! and SEQ the stl ie5 az oncA
- s23 Sra
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
NOTICES.
Thanksgiving Proclamation,
STATE OF DELAWARE

STATE OF DELAWARE
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT:
The President OF the United States hav
ing by his proclamation designated THUS
day. tho tweu uty-fourth day of November,
A. D. 1887, as day Of General Thanks
giving and Prayer:
Now, theyefors, /, Benjamin T. .'B'ggs,
Governor Of the State of Delaware, deem.
ing It right and proper that general OBJ
seryance of the day should be had, do re-
quest that all citizens suspend their seeu-
lar labors on that day, and that they as
semble In their respective placas OF reli-
g.ous worship aud thore offer up their
thanks to Almighty God for the mani
fold blessings bestowed upon US al dur
lug the past year, and 70 invoke the aid
of the Author of all good for our future
su,dAnce and prosperity.
IN testimony whereof1 have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
SEAL Great Seal OF the State TO be
Z w hereunto affixed at Dover,
the seventh day OF November, in the Year
of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and eighty seven, and tina Independence
OF the United States the one hundred and
twelfth. B. L. biSsS
By the Governor,
john p SAUL.BUgI,
Secretary Of State.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
Christmas Wide Awake.

The Christmas a. d New Years Wide
Awakes are to have illustrated articles by
T. Lstherbrow, one of the Portfolio art
writer's, on Warwick Breokos and his
Pencil. Pictures; an artist who was very
especially one OF Glasstone's proteges He
was originally "tesr-eoy" III q Man
CHESTER print works aud roEe to eminoncs
by force OF bis divine gift His pictures
OF childhood are exquisite, and some
thirty Of them will accompany these
papern,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
Pestnssters' NE st,ag. !.

The thixd and fourth clars OF pest
mes eIs will be hold in tho Clayto
Hossa next Wednesday afternoon, ct
q O'Clock. The meeting Is for the pur.
oss Of organising permanent society
aad tlacs a delegate to the Postnnnsters'
N ationsl Convention, which will bs
held a. Washington some time Ia Ds.
csna eer. A large attendance Ia ex-
psctad.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
S.H.BAYNARD.
FIFTH AND NAHYET STE.

Has his largo wsreroors chuck
full Of Pianos and Organs. They
are for sale. 1t will pay ycu TO
atop in ard examine hia stock.
Eew soo6r. Nav management.
We .!on few ending makes,
Fir,t on the llst we place the stand.
ard WEBER--good as gold. Then
comes the HARDMAN, rsmmka-
bic for ito lIa tone sud I'm ish a5d
splendid wearing qualities. You
must not pass by The MACON &
HAMLIN, their rev methcd OF
etrinairg Will s,IiNh you as . rsdi-
cal imDrovsmsn In piano making.
CHICkERlNG IL household
word. Then for medium prices
we have The iayo.!ts HARSHALL
8 ENDELL, STIRLING and
otbers, Piano, In oil styles OF
Rosewood, Ebc3y, Mahogany and
Blister Walnut. Cash or inssail-
ments.
Ia IL an ORGAN you arc looking
foI" Hov will ss E5TEY do?-
king OF organs. Following closely
on its heels ars tbe DYRE Sc
HUGHES and WILCOX Il WHITE
both noted for their vo.ume, sweet
ness, durability ard artistic de-
siGp. Alwsys on hand tho popular
EASTERN COTTAGE. Organs
In every style OF case and action.
Cash CT .nsta,lmerts.
gmsller instruments In g,est va.
Iiety. SHEET MUSIC and BOOKS.
Pianos, Organs, Acoordeons, eop..
ihorouahly tuned and repaired By
+. P. Potter, with
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

This Populss s,icnos Monthly for Ds'
csuber will contain articles by PIos.
Huxley, Geeat Allea and the Duhs OF
Arsyii; sud an intcrsattng bit OF auto-
biography, entitled 'rhe Boyhood OF
Darwin" fror 5ho forthcoming "L!fe
aud L.ttsEs" Of tie great naturalist.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
fl,ax Ricann nhaaf-

On Thanksgiving day the Wawaset
Gun Club will hold 8 olay pigeon shoot
ior sWespstakes at their RIouuGr, over
Elsvop th street bridge National Gun
Association rules will govern the
match,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
PIERCE COLLSgH OF BUSINESS
gsoosd Building. 9l7, ,sl9 Chestnut
a,.... Inlt. a xlnhta Pa


Tnopaas May Yisrce, M A.,
p.,r.,naI and Founder Ncrntng, Afts
noon and aish. Sesai0as.
Ladies' aud gentlemen arc instructed =. ~
teehnieal EnoSiedga ouEhfyinS them, Ioi
the trsAsacsirn Of business ana tne Pf'P"
me "a emout Of bustnoss aha'fa.
susinpss men, nerohsat9 ana ismcr a.s
who have had doubts a. TO whether nfsoas
cal business education oo1n pc Sa 0n.ainvp ,,s
outsido Of tho counting room Rave poon sui
pr.ssa as the thoroughly practical nahnsf M
Ia ahioh tnsir sons and dausEtets asss !,
boun qualified for bus insss enxaSeEenS ~ "
Piorce college. and are now aMons :"
Ten Husdred and Fifty qo5o) stndon"
hast year.
Osll or write for ClrsuIsr and Comrenee,
m ant nrose edings, containing addresses o.
(foyerpors Beaver and Bipgs,1nd hSv. sam
W. small and Rev. Sam. r Jores.
Rxy. JOHN Tat MPscH, Dean
Os,cog, Rocms and 0, Esc0ad Floor.
aiS-eod1w-om
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
FOR GIRLS AND BOYS,

FUR 4 lRLS AMI BUYS
We bought last week Of manufactur-
er retiring from business largo lot Of
Misses. Boys and children's
DRESS & SCHOOL sHOES
Made this season OF the hest material
On good fsting lasts and are finished in
the best Style.
We bought them right and have mark.
ed them considerably below tha usual
pricos asked. We advise you to comt
early, as the low prices are making then
go. The prices run thus:
e3 pair Misses Kid Button with heel,
high cut; sizes ii to Is, our priet
now Si.65; regular price, "a.
Il pair M isses KID Button with heel;
sizes Ii to 2, our price noW $iSs
Price else where SL.25
30 pair IL M'sses PEBBLE spr;ug IeeI;
sizes Ii TO l, our price now Si.3S
real valne, Sl.50.
30 pair Misses Pebble bu stoa with heel,
high cut. sizes IL to l2L our price
now $3.50; regular retail price,S2.
IS pair Misses Pebb e button with heel,
two width' G and D, worked buttea
holes; sizee IL to lK; osr pr. .cs new
$50; well worth u.
90 pair Misses Pebble button with heel,
worked button holes, sizes IL to | our
price now 81 80; cheap enough at $f.7S
4S pair Mtsses Pebble button with heel,
sizes / to ~; our price now $f.36
usually sell for VI 65.
20 pair Misses Pebble baton with heel;
sizes II 70 l our price now 81 .SS
general rrieo 81 so.
30 pair Misses Pebble button with heel,
sizes II TO Q: our price now See
regular price isJ.
40 pair Boys' hook lace shoes,
slzcs 1 20 s; our price now 81 IS,
cheap at 81 50.
IS pair Boys hook lace;
siZcs 5 to 8; our price now $i.15
real value 81 SO.
20 pair Boys button gGitsrs:
siats and 4; cur price now 81. Is
regular prics 81 50.
30 pair Childs' pebble spring heel
hises TO o our price now Soc.
would cost else mere 78c.,
IS pair little Boys hook lase school shoes
sizes IL to - our price now 9sc.
usually sells for 81 20
80 pair Childs' Pebble button, with heel:
stzes 4, 8, o.; our price now 80 esa.
cheap At 10 cts.
20 pair Childs' Pebble button.
sizes s. 9, 10: our price now 75e.
worth $1.00.
B2by's Pebble button;
sizes to 6; our price Sc
regular price 40c.
| An the above mentioned goods are hsrs
but the low prices are making them 60 -
quickly.
1.-THE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE.
MO. VOC MARKET sgElaEr,
tanovo sscondl
wTLNINGToN, DELAWARE,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
Or. Jays Liniment.
4 Romedy for all Aches or Pains

,rsis remedy ca mo from Paris. Frar ce, tho
reoeiut Of o distinguished EraDeh physician
move before rnnda known or used in this
country, IL relieves HheuIn atisrn, Net r'l-
Via. ueadEehe, SpIsirs, Bruises etc. anc
nal aSn,icatioD, For ssIs AT Az tharGet
& Tec. Alco corner cftetaI and Na'shsil
ttreet., Wilnirgton, Lei. oZs-eod o'n
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

NTOIy JE-50C SHAahS NnW SEhitn
~ Heaaan tcs' Building Losa StcaS lls'
.ssusd and for ssis. F.ss paymele eo u!
essond T.seday IN May. All appi1cat1e'N
Nsds to ", J. MONROW, SscrctSry. 10
siY Frsnah strost. Will rscafve prompt essor
ion sxa-enH.o
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

u,HE +HoOERs, ASSOOIArION uE-
sire N laaso q room o? rooDs IN inc
central Part OF the city: possssston ABOUT
January lat; location 0n Market street pro-
fsrrod Add rpss Qroce,s' Room Comm i'see'
this once. n1s''
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

ENua nBNT-ONE ROOM On FIRST
II tocr, front, suitable for otnoo Apply
At 206 East Filth street. nloets
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

MO- Ht Nr--TwO GOOD l. DGiN''
" rooms; gcot I,cltion. iu piiya . fami
y, with pTi eve a perios HI tain hd'
aroS .8ocm5." III CHICO. nlo-3t-eed1
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

NOR RENT-ROOMs FOR RENT
i with every conye nlence. Apply At 6l2
VanBuIru street. nlb-i
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

ENOR REsT-ThE 31ORE NJ. :3'
Il MEdiso1 strext. Mo 6tH
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

U5OH SAI.E-6LASS SHOW UASE>,
n cg.r moulds. oI.1r presses. WI. IL.
l. JBIHSuN, 1i3 4 stI Etrest, mis- Sts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

BOARDING, WITH A PLEASANT
- room Tor Two gen Iuenen or man and VIE;
sO6 W,Stst n2-i
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
wanted

yayhhIL.,go thor. dis,auos In the
w .,s nSn ~ TO in fsmily. %ould tako .
oern!rJ;. I'm I'M a snaIi eh.id. Apply o. ns
ofDee. -------------------------+- o.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

INGR SALE-uHE 9DUD II V - -
" hand doaib0Yn wagon. Apply 10 J. Il
SUTTON, :Ud W. kightA st. nsu
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

HUR saLf-a MALrESL OAT Ar PLY
u nj this oiflce. piS az
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

x1UH SALT REX .afOhY BHluk
xi,h bath, Weter closet. and pood heater IN
Ina. . bay windows front. eide and baek
,,,ds' Lot .7xl05 IT,; In B1ol condlLion
throughout. and viii pe sold low and on
sssy Isrns. Apply 70 HEcAf " Ubr-
Khp. gl3 Market street. hls'91
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

NOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE,
IT farm OF i40 acres; conveniently located .
miles from Hiiin In gton. Easy Terms. Audress
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